Dunn Street Primary School

SEND

At Dunn Street Primary our guiding principles are that of inclusion and personalised learning. We want to identify and break down barriers to learning, making the learning experience for every child tailored to their needs.

SEND Provision Dunn Street Primary:

dunn street primary local offer for send.pdf

 

SENDCO- Mrs Y Field

Telephone: 0191 4836619

SEND INFORMATION REPORT

school information report .pdf

To access South Tyneside Local Offer CLICK HERE

The SEND Ranges

All schools, academies and special schools use The SEND Ranges as a common framework to identify additional needs and understand how to support pupils. The SEND Ranges:
  • will provide a core framework for all professionals working with the pupil and will give greater clarity for parents, families and carers in terms of what their child's needs are, and what their child's needs are, and what each child is receiving
  • are based on the best practice covered by the Children and Families Act 2014
  • descriptors are based on national best practice in determining the needs of  pupils with SEND
  • are based on the four areas of the SEND Code of Practice (2014/15)
  • are also based on the 'golden thread'; the graduated approach of assess, plan, do, review.

To view the SEND ranges CLICK HERE!

 SEND Key Policies

 

 SEND Compliments, Concerns and Complaints

The education of all our pupils that attend Dunn Street Primary  is very important to us. Compliments are always greatly received and can be passed on either directly to the SENDCO, or formally recorded via our school office at info@dunnstreet.s-tyneside.sch.uk

All staff work very hard to ensure that each child is happy at school and makes progress. Any concerns about our SEND provision will be dealt with as quickly as possible.  Concerns can be passed on directly or recorded via our concerns and complaints form. Any formal complaints would follow the Tyne and Wear Learning Trust complaints procedure. CLICK HERE

 Any complaints regarding statutory assessments of Special Education Needs (EHCP) should be raised directly with South Tyneside Local Authority. More information can be found at the Disagreement, Resolution, Mediation and Tribunal Services. Click on the link to find out

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